I’ve never understood the hype for yoga fashion… I always thought that all you need to do yoga is an old t-shirt and pants/shorts. what’s the deal with paying all that money to super expensive brands?… seriously, who even cares how you look when you are in a yoga class.
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sachima said:
So, so true… but I just feel better doing hatha yoga in something that is comfortable, supporting in all the right places & wicks away sweat :s
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deidreelliott said:
Maybe they think it makes them look like they are more knowledgeable on yoga and makes them look like pro’s.
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chinchowdoll said:
thank you so much for writing this. at the studio i go to, i often get curious [if not disdainful looks] at my threadbare and fraying teeshirt/shorts ensemble in a sea of zobha and lululemon spandex.
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fitnessloveaffair said:
Clothes can make you feel more confident. I don’t get paying $80 for a pair of pants but I do like to look nice.
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arichandrasana said:
It’s usually easier to do yoga in clothing that sits close to your skin. Easier for instructors to accurately see your body too. And then once you get sweating, it’s nicer to have clothing that wicks. You’re right, no one cares how you look!
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hmmyeswellmaybe said:
I understand wanting to do yoga in comfy / nice clothing, but I think as soon as you find yourself saying ‘oh, I can’t do yoga now because my lululemon pants are in the wash’ it’s time to reassess things!
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